I love how we get a little insight into what the boys consider appropriate DIY wear here
Colin: going full-on scruffy; polo shirt, khaki trousers, high-visĀ jacket AND his little pencil behind the ear! the only one to read the assignment properly; clearly somehow caught the team brain cell today
Jan: standard t-shirt and jeans, very good work but minus one point for the necklace draped artfully outside his shirt; clearly going for looks over practicality there
Bumbercatch: scruffy chic! I wanna put him in my pocket and take him home for this look alone. I approve of the glasses; however those dungarees are notĀ fastened properly for actual manual labour. overall a very cute look tho, so he gets a pass.
Richard (unseen): hoodies and jeans; standard, good stuff.
Jamie: for once actually went for a loose shirt! it doesnāt look like heās got any sort of undershirt going on there, which could lead to some serious chafing later on, but heās going for the dishabille Felicity-Kendall-in-the-Good-Life look here and I applaud it.
Dani: continued commitment to the graphic tees, which I love; however why would you wear such a nice t-shirt for DIY buddy?!
Isaac: likewise, the fact that Isaac is wearing a hard hat does not make up for the fact that heās wearing designer clothes and (presumably) designer bling for DIY
Thierry: ARE YOU AUDITIONING FOR THE CHIPENDALES, THIERRY? IS THIS YOUR IDEA OF A JOKE?
In conclusion, and I never thought Iād write these words, but when it comes to DIY suitability the boys clearly needed to take a leaf out of Colinās book on the fashion front here.
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